No. 1 part-time MBA program in North Carolina and Top 20 nationwide (U.S. News and World Report).
Ranked 31st in Forbes list of top U.S. business schools that measure students' ROI.
The Center for Market Readiness & Employment provides lifelong career and life-planning strategies for MBA students and alumni.
The Wake Forest University Charlotte Center encompasses 30,000 square feet in close proximity to many of Charlotte's most influential businesses and organizations
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Brian speaks about why he chose to pursue his MBA and why he came Wake Forest. During his research of MBA programs in the (Charlotte) area, it quickly became clear to him that the best brand name for MBA programs available in the Charlotte area was Wake Forest University School of Business. Brian cites the central location of the Charlotte Center, in the heart of Uptown, and the state-of-the-art facilities as helpful assets to his graduate business education.
Aaron graduated from the Charlotte Saturday MBA program in 2012, and is currently a Risk Analysis Senior Manager within Bank of America’s Global Risk Management team. When reflecting back on his time in the program, Aaron recalls that while he enjoyed many aspects of the program including the classes, the faculty and staff, he is most grateful for the relationships made. He still keeps in touch with about half of his class and refers to his study team as family.
Kelly, a marketing executive in the pharmaceutical industry, says that the most valuable thing she has taken away from her time in the program is a newfound appreciation and realization for how she presents herself professionally. Because of the various backgrounds and knowledge of her classmates, Kelly feels her classes reach a high level of discourse that helps to directly improve her professional identity.
As a Wake Forest undergraduate, Blair was already familiar with the quality and caliber of a Wake Forest education. As she was looking at MBA programs across the Charlotte landscape, Wake was number one on her list because she knew she would have an incredible experience with qualified faculty in a state-of-the-art facility.
Jeff is currently the Director of Financial Reporting for Harris Teeter. Getting an MBA was always something he wanted to do, but he knew he would need to attend an evening program in Charlotte in order to continue his career at Harris Teeter. When the time came to pick a program – Jeff did his research by looking at national business school rankings, talking with people that have been through the program, and talking with colleagues in other industries. Watch the video to find out why Jeff chose the Wake Forest Charlotte Evening program.
Brittney has worked with General Mills in consumer goods from the beginning of her career. She greatly values the diversity of her classmates, and enjoys learning from the different backgrounds, perspectives, industries, and problem-solving techniques that they offer. Being exposed to diverse backgrounds and experiences has helped to broaden her business acumen.
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